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Follow along with us through the live timing of the IBU the second Men's World Cup Sprint 2018/19. At the race, which will start at 14:15 on Friday, December 14, 110 athletes are registered, representing 29 nations.
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Here the complete Start List!
Here the live timing of the IBU!
The first to take the lead will be Julian Eberhard, who will precede Quentin Fillon Maillet, Evgeniy Garanichev, Sergii Semenov and Antonin Giugonnat. Five Italians in the race: with the '11 will be the turn of Thierry Chenal, with 39 of Dominik Windisch, with the 48 of Thomas Bormolini, with 54 of Lukas Hofer and with 110 of Giuseppe Montello.
Johannes Bø, winner of the first Sprint of the season, has chosen to start in the first group and will have the 21st. Martin Fourcade will start a few minutes later with the 44th.
Here the specialty ranking!
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BOE Johannes Thingnes
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